The 'Post Infection Control Workshop Quiz' assesses knowledge on best practices in infection control, focusing on clinical settings. It covers key areas like disinfection of medical devices, prevention of bloodstream infections, and appropriate urinary catheter care, crucial for healthcare professionals.
A. Through medical equipment that is shared and not disinfected appropriately between patient use
B. On the hands of health-care workers who do not perform hand hygiene as indicated in the 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene
C. Through environmental surfaces that are not properly cleaned
D. All of the above
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A. Ensure closed catheter system
B. Routine changing of urinary drainage bag
C. Drainage tube junction must be disinfected before and after emptying the urine from the drainage bag
D. When emptying the drainage bag, ensure no contact between drainage port and the measuring container
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A. Sterile technique during insertion
B. Remove catheter as soon as patient does not need it
C. Maintain closed system at all times
D. All of above
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A. You are opening an enteral feeds for feeding patient
B. You are preparing microburette drip set for intravenous infusion
C. You are draining urine from urinary drainage bag
D. All of above
A. Replace intermittent IV infusion sets every 24 hours.
B. Frequent disconnecting and connecting the infusion set as long as you clean it with alcohol swab. It will not increase risk of blood stream infections.
C. Replace IV infusion set used for blood or TPN after each use
D. Swab Infusion set connection part with single-use 70% alcohol swabs before and after connection.
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A. Patient was admitted with silicone catheter and changed to foley’s catheter due to infection
B. Patient was transferred from surgical HD to general ward with urinary catheter. Physiotherapist is ambulating patient in the ward.
C. Patient has failed TOV and referred to urology team. Urology doctor decided to insert a silicone catheter for this patient.
D. Patient is on long- term catheter
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A. Soap and water
B. Alcohol-based hand rub
C. Chlorhexidine soap and water
D. Plain water
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A. Clean with 70% alcohol swab in twisting motion
B. Scrub the hub with 70% alcohol swab vigorously
C. Clean the top of connector in circular motion with 70% alcohol swab
D. Clean the connector gently
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A. Clean insertion site with 2% Chlorhexidine in 70% alcohol
B. Apply the antiseptic solution gently and wipe dry with gauze before applying transparent dressing
C. Inspect PICC puncture site for signs of infection
D. Change Microclave connector every 7 days if it is clean
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A. Viruses
B. Mycobacteria
C. Bacteria spores
D. Gram positive and gram negative bacteria
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A. The more difficult it will be to sterilize
B. The less time it will take to sterilize it
C. The more biological test you will need in the load
D. The longer it will take to cool after sterilization
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A. Clean with 70% alcohol swab in twisting motion
B. Clean the hub with 70% alcohol swab vigorously
C. Clean the top of connector in circular motion with 70% alcohol swab
D. Clean the connector gently
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A. III,IV
B. I,II,III
C. II,III,IV
D. I,II,III,IV
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A. sodium hypochlorite solution
B. Phenolic based solution
C. Alcohol based solution
D. Quaternary ammonium compound solution
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A. Collect 24 hour urine for patient
B. Patient is on strict I/O charting
C. Patient has acute urinary retention.
D. All of above
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A. 5 seconds
B. 15 seconds
C. 1 minute
D. Until they seem clean
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A. Use of femoral vein for non-tunnelled central venous access in adult patients
B. Use of maximum barrier precautions during central line insertion
C. Use of >0.5% chlorhexidine with alcohol antiseptic for skin preparation
D. Do not routinely replace central line catheter
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A. Urine samples may be contaminated with bacteria from urethra or perineum
B. An in-out catheter sample is not suitable for diagnosis of urinary tract infection
C. Condom catheter urine samples are often contaminated with bacteria from the surrounding skin, or colonised with bacteria just like indwelling catheters
D. Growth of bacteria from a urinary catheter always indicates infection
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A. I,II,III,IV
B. I, IV,V
C. III,IV
D. II,IV,V
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